The main application requirements for Princeton University graduate students are:

1. Academic requirements: Applicants are required to have graduated from a regular university and obtained a bachelor's degree.

2. Score requirements: The GPA score is required to be no less than 3.5 points. Some majors have higher requirements. For example, finance majors require a GPA score of 3.7 or above, and marketing requires a GPA score of 3.6 or above. In addition, the School of Management needs to provide GMAT scores, the School of Medicine needs to provide MCAT scores, and the Law School needs to provide LAST scores.

3. Language requirements: Applicants are required to have a TOEFL score of no less than 100 and an IELTS score of no less than 7.0. Some majors also have individual requirements. For example, the individual TOEFL listening, speaking, reading and writing scores for the Master of Laws must not be less than 25 points.

4. Financial requirements: Applicants are required to have certain financial ability to pay the corresponding living expenses and study expenses.

The main majors offered by Princeton University are: law, engineering technology, architecture, education, science, tourism, agriculture and forestry, humanities and arts, social sciences, biology, sports, journalism and communication, information science, and finance. Related to economics, architecture, chemical engineering, economics, education, electronic engineering, computer science, archaeology, biochemistry, anthropology and geography, theology, fine arts, modern history, natural sciences, psychological research, mathematics and computing, social sciences, Mathematics, biological sciences, clinical medicine, physics, music, philosophy.

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How to use: Put your GPA, Input information such as language scores, major name, school background (211/985/Shuangfei) into the system, and the system will automatically match cases of students with similar grades to yours. You can see if there is one suitable for you based on your own conditions. For studying abroad cases, find out about people with similar situations to yours and which colleges they went to, as a reference for your choice of college.